APPLY to Become a UC Master Gardener Volunteer Today! Applications for the 2027 UC Master Gardener Training Program in Los Angeles County are now open! ucanr.edu/county/los-angeles…
Climate Stewards prepare communities for El Niño, extreme weather impacts. ucanr.edu/blog/green-blog/ar…
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Day 2 in the field with UC leadership!
Members of the UC President’s Advisory Commission on Agriculture & Natural Resources and UC ANR Governing Council visited Sierra Foothill REC to see how research, partnerships and extension connect UC expertise with California’s needs.

ALT A group of people gathers under a wooden pavilion with picnic tables, set in a scenic outdoor location. The view shows rolling hills, a clear sky, and a body of water in the background. Some individuals are standing and talking, while others are seated at the tables. The setting conveys a relaxed, communal atmosphere.
In Part 2 of our series on tomato problems, we take a closer look at foliage and what it can tell you about what might be wrong and then how to treat it. myemail.constantcontact.com/…
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Congratulations to UC Cooperative Extension’s Aaron Wilcher! Aaron is part of a national team recognized with two awards for Community Development 101, a training program supporting professionals entering the community development field.
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Explore research-based ways to preserve zucchini, from drying and freezing to sweet marmalade and savory pickle relish (online event) on Aug 4. ucanr.edu/program/uc-master-…
Despite our best efforts, sometimes bad things happen to tomato plants. Here is Part 1 (of 3) that covers common problems and possible solutions - from your local UC Master Gardener community in LA County. myemail.constantcontact.com/…
Community Alliance with Family Farmers (CAFF) and UC ANR researchers recommend assistance for farmers who use limited groundwater to avert losing small farmers. ucanr.edu/blog/food-blog/art…
Registration open for the Central Coast Organic Agriculture Conference on Sept 15-16. This free event will help with knowledge sharing, community building and strengthening the growers' network. ucanr.edu/blog/food-blog/art…
Meet the Australian Dendrobiums, some of the best orchids to grow outdoors in almost all parts of LA County. They love to bloom and put on a show! myemail.constantcontact.com/…
‘Farm to corrections’ program benefits California growers, incarcerated people. Every adult correctional facility California receives produce through program initiated by the UC Nutrition Policy Institute. ucanr.edu/blog/food-blog/art…
Now that we are heading into summer heat, it's time to change your watering patterns. myemail.constantcontact.com/…
Six exits to safety: UC study finds wildfire survival depends on roads for evacuation. ucanr.edu/blog/green-blog/ar…
High school students try their hands as livestock vets to fill need in rural areas. ucanr.edu/blog/anr-news-rele…
Registration is now open for the 2026 California Agritourism Summit on Sept 23-25. Growers will share successes and participants will gain practical tools to strengthen agritourism in California. ucanr.edu/blog/agritourism-c…
Brewed awakening: UC explores tea’s potential as ‘champion crop’ for California. ucanr.edu/blog/food-blog/art…
The UC Master Gardener Program of Los Angeles County is excited to announce a new position of "UC Master Gardener School Gardens Coordinator." If interested, please apply here ucanr.edu/jobs.
UC ANR Day at the Capitol showcases ANR’s impact. ucanr.edu/blog/anr-employee-…
Don’t wing it: Vets pen ‘Dr. Cluck’ book to help keep chickens healthy, safe. The book is published by UC ANR in paperback and hardbound. It provides backyard chicken owners with science-based advice for poultry care at every life stage. ucanr.edu/blog/food-blog/art…
Agritourism is trending; UC ANR helps urban farmers make it happen IRL.
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